Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,5 |  Ezekiel, e.g. his acting the siege of Jerusalem (ch. 4), the
 2 9,4 |                           The Siege and Fall of Nineveh (Chs.
 3 9,4 |   detailed description of the siege. He gives a vivid series
 4 9,4 | series of pictures of ancient siege warfare as such sieges always
 5 11,7|     attitude during the final siege of Jerusalem. Zedekiah’s
 6 13,5|       time he is pressing the siege of Jerusalem with his model (
 7 13,6|   half years before the final siege of Jerusalem began, and
 8 17,3|      leader Titus. During the siege of Jerusalem by the Roman
 9 17,3|        temporarily lifted the siege of the city and retreated.
10 18,5|      of an eye-witness of the siege; the lament was probably
11 18,5|    back to the horrors of the siege, or whether they describe
12 18,6|    the physical misery of the siege and the shame of captivity
13 18,7|    clear reminiscences of the siege. Its theme is the contrast